PROCEDURE: 1. Design a procedure for preparing 100 mL of 0.50 M sugar solution. 2. Present your procedure to your instructor. 3. Prepare the solutions using volumetric flask. 4. Label the reagent bottle.

PROCEDURE: 1. Design a procedure for preparing 100 mL of 0.50 M sugar solution. 2. Present your procedure to your instructor. 3. Prepare the solutions using volumetric flask. 4. Label the reagent bottle.

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4. Label the reagent bottle.

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